Join us December 4, when Farrell Middleton, the founder and president of The Bell Curve of Life, provides a transformative program to inspire personal and organizational excellence. With a mission to cultivate A-Level Performers and A-Level Environments, Farrell has engaged hundreds of individuals through interactive workshops, keynote presentations, contractor accreditation classes, and small group sessions. His approach blends practical tools with high-level discovery, guiding participants to identify what works, what doesn’t, and how to improve in the areas that matter most.

Farrell’s second career as a teacher, speaker, and author follows a distinguished 36-year tenure in residential land development and homebuilding. A Georgia Tech honors graduate, he held senior leadership roles in both private and public sectors, including Vice President and Director of Operations positions in the Atlanta housing market. Known for his ability to lead diverse teams and navigate complex dynamics, Farrell transitioned at age 57 to pursue his long-held passion for mentoring and leadership development.

In 2025, Farrell published his first book, A Performer/A Environment, a practical roadmap for enhancing performance and upgrading workplace culture. The book anchors The Bell Curve of Life framework and introduces the “20/60/20” principle, recognizing that while 20% of individuals consistently excel, the majority perform adequately, and a final 20% struggle. Farrell’s goal is to help individuals rise into that top tier through self-discovery, mindset shifts, and actionable strategies.

His signature offerings include:

• “60-Minute Saturdays”: No-prep, interactive workshops open to all
• Small group sessions: 90-minute deep dives into personal and professional growth
• Keynote presentations: Tailored talks for audiences of all sizes.
• Debut book: A Performer/A Environment:  Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kindle, and Audible

Farrell’s leadership philosophy emphasizes self-compassion, goal-setting, and celebrating small victories, daily habits that build the confidence required for exceptional achievement. His work resonates with seasoned professionals, emerging leaders, and organizations seeking clarity, consistency, and purpose.

A native of Savannah and the youngest of four siblings, Farrell met his wife Kathy in high school. Married since 1986, they’ve raised two daughters, Pfeiffer and Collier, who now live in the Atlanta area. Farrell continues to serve the community through his writing, speaking, and mentoring, helping others discover their best selves and build environments where excellence thrives.